I just noticed that... Mind=Blown.Rhaff said:Actually they can...
Oh well... Hoverboards! Fuck yeah!
I just noticed that... Mind=Blown.Rhaff said:Actually they can...
Well then i have filled my quota of helping people discover new things for the dayGamesB2 said:I just noticed that... Mind=Blown.Rhaff said:Actually they can...
Oh well... Hoverboards! Fuck yeah!
I find the term 'Sing' woefully misleading... but still, I'll bite.Rhaff said:Well then i have filled my quota of helping people discover new things for the day![]()
And this.fare777 said:you do realise people in the U.K don't take shit like that seriously? If you believe it i'm astonished. X_X
Which is clearly another issue entirely, since Star Wars is a setting made of equal parts fantasy and denial.vansau said:According to a new survey, over a fifth of U.K. citizens have trouble separating science fiction from reality.
Since we are gonna start splitting hairs, gravity is an invisible force. You cant see gravity, only how it affects its surrounding enviroment.Targie said:Nuh uh! When you drop an apple it falls to the ground. You see it fall to the ground. Gravity makes it fall to the ground therefore you have seen gravity acting on the object.
That is what seeing gravity means, and that is proof that that small 18% of British people have a significantly higher intellect than the remaining 82% in the survey.